German Startup Trawa Secures €24M to Cut Business Energy Costs

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Published on May 25, 2025

Berlin-based energy provider Trawa has raised €24 million in a Series A funding round led by Headline, a global VC firm. Other investors include Norrsken VC, Balderton Capital, Speedinvest, AENU, Magnetic, and Tiny VC.

Founded in 2022, Trawa uses AI-powered software to help businesses optimize electricity procurement and management. The company targets mid-sized firms with annual energy costs exceeding €100,000, offering tailored solutions that can reduce expenses by up to 30%.

The new funding will support product development and expansion of Trawa’s integrated B2B energy services. The company currently serves over 100 commercial clients across Germany, including Martim hotels, Flixtrain, and SETEX.

Trawa’s approach combines market-based electricity products, including renewable energy agreements, without relying on government subsidies. The goal is to make energy usage more affordable, sustainable, and transparent for businesses.

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